Lhong 1919

It was once a prime example of successful historic building conversion with many shops and cafes. Now it’s completely deserted. Everything is closed. There is a poster saying an application was made to build a Ritz-Carlton hotel around it.

Very strange but lovely place. We were alone during our visit. Silence and just some Chinese music playing on the back ground. Probably it was empty and the cafes were closed cuz it was 2nd of Jan. But still nice experience.

A 19th-century Chinese mansion consists of a cluster of old warehouses and a pier built 168 years ago on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River restored as a mixed-use complex with restaurants, stores & a shrine setting along the river

Really interesting old mansion. Good spot to have a bit of quiet in the city and near the river. Looking forward to attending a music event there soon.

Old Chinese town & possibly harbour Good for leisure riverside wander with yourself, friends, or even family Picture-taking is also encouraged due to the sceneric background

A beautiful place with loft design and Chinese culture. There are a couple of shops with clothes and souvenirs. Almost all the offices are closed. We did not understand what time the events take place in this place.

It is quite a large area however lack of appropriate supporting activities. It would be great if event curators could be brought in and turn this place into an arts and cultural hub. However if you are interested in historical building, you may find some nice chinese inscriptions and painting here.

This is a great “off the tourist trail” shrine. This place is not crowded with tourists. You can have photos and videos here without being disturbed by other tourists. It’s also peaceful and calm since it is a shrine called the MAZU shrine. It is also historical and is accessible via ferry and grab. The river with the ferry station is just beside it. The place have beautiful lanterns and lilies. You can book a grab to go there or ride a ferry.